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Power School Class 1104
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Permalink Reply by deemedic on
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My son is also in this class and graduating on 10/7 he's in section 8.
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Permalink Reply by NavyMomLG on
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Yea! Finally someone else in section 8! Wait, I'm not so sure I should be excited about my son being Section 8. Reminds me of Klinger on MASH!
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lol...I have asked a couple of times. But by the time I need to remember, like now, I have forgotten it. When he was at OCS I had all his #'s down. Well I know his address and phone # and that is the important ones to me. Guess thats why I don't remember the others. I have one of those minds, if I don't use it, I lose it. Yes I am that Old.....lol
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I have no Idea my daughters section either...and I have one of those leaky brains too!!! Used to drive me nuts when my mother couldn't remember anything....now I understand!
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Permalink Reply by Kat (MM Nuke) on
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What is their mailing address? It should say 1104-? the number after the dash is their section number.
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Looks like there are a lot of us with sailors in 1104-10.
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Permalink Reply by mn linda (nuke MM ELT Groton CT) on
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my son is 1104-10
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PollyAnna, you aren't the only one with a leaky brain -- I just remembered that my son isn't in section 10, he's in section 11 -- but they do have the same SLPO.
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Linda, Mine is in section 11 too. Did we already know that? I can't remember.
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My son David is also in 1104-8. He said that despite all of the dire warnings about the test, everyone in his class passed. He said that he doesn't think the hurricane is going to hit him and he is glad because he said they were going to some army base if things got bad. There are some dire warnings in the Philly area. We will see what happens this weekend. We already cancelled a trip to NY for this weekend. Who is going to graduation on 10/07. It would be nice to plan some sort of get together.
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we're going to graduation -- arriving around noon on Thursday and leave Sunday evening
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Permalink Reply by Connie foaling-lady (Groton) on
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Anybody else Section 6?
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